Abasolo says that is NOT enough...
From People
In a new filing obtained by PEOPLE, Abasolo says that Lindsay "earned a very substantial income" during their four-year marriage and cited his proposed financial needs as $16,275 per month.
Abasolo claims that his monthly income is $1,341, and after paying expenses, "there is nothing left." He also claims that after the couple moved to Los Angeles in 2021, his "net income was almost nothing," and Lindsay was aware of that, "which is why she agreed to pay most of our living expenses until I could regularly contribute."
Abasolo also made several claims in the filing about the nature of his relationship with Lindsay, including that she "never showed any interest in [his] business" and that her "jet-setting career often took her away from our marital residence while I stayed home."
He claims the former Bachelorette wanted him "out of the way" and "not involved in 'Hollywood,'" and would go so far as to "disinvite [him] to parties or events and then go with her industry friends instead."
Additionally, the chiropractor, who met Lindsay on season 21 of The Bachelorette in 2017 and married her in 2019, alleges that he "discovered that Rachel had been disingenuous" while they were living in Dallas after the show aired, which led him to "consider not following through with our marriage."
In 2020, when she "took the job with Extra TV," Abasolo further claims, "She gave me an ultimatum: I either move to California with her or else the marriage is over."
Abasolo says that by the time he filed for divorce on January 2, he "no longer trusted Rachel and had endured years of her verbal manipulation," as he described his experience in their relationship.
"The reality is that I was the one stuck at home and stuck at work with a wife who never wanted to be around me during our marriage," Abasolo claims.
No comments:
Post a Comment